Family Healthcare of Hagerstown·Hagerstown, Maryland
The LPN is responsible for completing patient assessments, administering medications, and performing various lab tests. They must accurately chart in the EHR and provide essential support and education to patients regarding their procedures.
Description The LPN works under the supervision of the Clinical Supervisor. This candidate must be self-motivated, action-oriented, and compassionate about care of their patients in the community.
and Duties Complete patient assessments Administers medications as ordered by the providers Performs lab tests such as A1C, EKG's, and urinalysis Charts accurately in patient EHR Provides patient support and education for testing and procedures Performs tasks ordered by providers and contacts patients with test results Other duties assigned Generous benefits, including accrued paid time off, 7 paid holidays, 1 Anniversary Award (after first year). Eligible for health care, vision and dental benefits (employee, parent and child, employee and spouse, or family options). Company provided Life and AD&D Insurance. Company paid Long Term Disability, Employee Assistance Program, 403(b) plan with company match and additional voluntary benefits including cancer, hospital, accident coverage, and more.
POSITION QUALIFICATIONS: License: Current LPN license to practice in the State of Maryland or compact state CPR Certification
Pediatric and Family Practice Experience preferred but will consider new graduates Adequate typing skills to be able to enter data into the EHR efficiently Basic computer skills to include launching applications, managing ‘Windows’ and Templates in the EHR, and using a Tablet PC
Physical: Minimum physical effort required. Intermittent sitting with freedom of movement. Occasional walking, bending, lifting, pulling and reaching. Normal vision and hearing required.
Frequent periods of concentration and attention to details with frequent opportunity for diversification of tasks. Frequent interruptions. Sensory requirements include the ability to articulate and comprehend the spoken English language, in addition to being able to read and write the English language.
Work is performed in a modern well-equipped environment. Interfaces with fellow employees on a daily basis. Uses office equipment daily, multi-line telephone, fax machine, copier, shredder, and computer.
Market context
Licensed Practical Nurse roles in Maryland are commonly sought in hospitals, long-term care, and outpatient settings, where staffing needs can stay steady across shifts and care settings. These jobs are competitive because employers usually want an active Maryland LPN license, CPR certification or eligibility, and experience that shows reliable bedside care; review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time before applying. Before you submit, confirm your license status and CPR readiness, and tailor your application to the setting you know best.